Cinderella: A kind girl loses a glass slipper at the prince's ball and is found by it
Snow White: A princess lives with seven dwarfs and is saved from a wicked queen
Sleeping Beauty: A princess falls into a long sleep until she is woken
Little Red Riding Hood: A girl visits her grandmother and meets a wolf
Goldilocks and the Three Bears: A girl tries the porridge, chairs and beds of three bears
The Three Little Pigs: Three pigs build houses of straw, sticks and bricks, and the wolf huffs and puffs
Hansel and Gretel: Two children follow a trail of crumbs and outsmart a witch in a candy house
Jack and the Beanstalk: A boy climbs a giant beanstalk to a giant's castle
Rapunzel: A girl with very long hair lives in a tall tower
The Ugly Duckling: A duckling teased by others grows into a beautiful swan
The Little Mermaid: A mermaid wants to live on land
Beauty and the Beast: A kind girl learns to see the goodness in a beast
Rumpelstiltskin: A little man spins straw into gold and wants a name guessed
The Frog Prince: A princess kisses or befriends a frog who becomes a prince
Puss in Boots: A clever cat helps his owner win a fortune
The Gingerbread Man: A cookie runs away shouting, 'Catch me if you can!'
The Princess and the Pea: A true princess is found because she feels a pea under many mattresses
Thumbelina: A tiny girl born in a flower has adventures
The Elves and the Shoemaker: Tiny helpers make shoes at night for a poor shoemaker
Pinocchio: A wooden puppet who wants to become a real boy
The Emperor's New Clothes: A vain emperor is tricked into wearing nothing, and a child tells the truth
The Little Match Girl: A poor girl strikes matches to see warm visions
The Brave Little Tailor: A tailor boasts 'seven at one blow' about flies and becomes a hero
The Pied Piper of Hamelin: A piper plays music to lead rats and later children out of a town
Aladdin: A boy finds a magic lamp with a genie
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves: A man says 'Open sesame' to enter a cave of treasure
Sinbad the Sailor: A sailor has seven voyages with strange creatures
Peter Pan: A boy who never grows up lives in Neverland
Alice in Wonderland: A girl follows a white rabbit down a hole
The Wizard of Oz: Dorothy and her friends follow the yellow brick road
The Velveteen Rabbit: A toy rabbit becomes real through love
Stone Soup: Travelers make soup from a stone and get a village to share
The Little Red Hen: A hen bakes bread alone because no one will help
Chicken Little: A chick thinks the sky is falling after an acorn lands on it
Henny Penny: A hen tells everyone the sky is falling
The Three Billy Goats Gruff: Three goats trick a troll under a bridge
The Billy Goats and the Troll: The littlest goat goes first, the biggest goat last
The Enormous Turnip: Many hands pull up a huge turnip
Tom Thumb: A boy no bigger than a thumb has adventures
Dick Whittington and His Cat: A poor boy becomes Lord Mayor of London with the help of his cat
The Snow Queen: A girl rescues her friend from a cold queen
The Twelve Dancing Princesses: Princesses secretly wear out their shoes each night
Bremen Town Musicians: Four old animals set out to become musicians
The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids: Seven young goats are saved from a wolf
Mother Goose: An imaginary storyteller of rhymes and tales
Brothers Grimm: Two German brothers who collected folk tales in the 1800s
Hans Christian Andersen: A Danish writer of fairy tales like The Little Mermaid
Charles Perrault: A French writer who published tales like Cinderella in 1697
Once upon a time: A classic way to begin a fairy tale
Happily ever after: A classic way to end a fairy tale

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